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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-01
PHYSICIANS,

zyryrsTERs, vooALISTs. PUBLIC SPEAK
wi ers and the professions generally. recon-
mend SANTA Abe as the best Oh All meal- &c, !,
ninas nip for ali diseases of the THkoAT, CHEST
and LUNGS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-01
Sheriffs Sale.
I'm the District Court Of the state
of Nevada. Eureka County.
A. Mckay, PLAINTIFF,
9. Provost, Defendant.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court Of the State
OF Nevada, Eureka county, dated the 22d day
OF April, 1887, and to me directed and delfy.
cred, uton judgment rendered and en-
tered In said Court on the 7th day Of April,
1887, In favor Of A. Mckay and against G. Pre-
vost for the sum Of Sc en- Hundred and Forty.
nine (s74D Dollars in United States Gold Coin.
with interest on Six Hundred and Forty-nine
($649) Dollars from September 28, 1885, at ten
per cent per annum, and interest on One Hup-
dred (Si00) Dollars at two per cenA per month
till paid, together with Forty.four awd Seysnty.
five One Hundredths ($44 75) Dollars ia United
States Gold Coin, costs st the date of said tudr.
ment, and accruing costs, have and did upon
the said 22d day OF April, 1887. Levy upon and
take in execution the following described per-
sonal property as the property Of the said de.
fendant to satisfy said Judgment and costs, to
wit:
One Piano and Eighteen Bottles Of Imperial
Champagne.
And notice is hereby given, that on
Wednesday, she Sd day or May.
1887.
between the hours Of O'Clock A, M. and p.
M, to wit: ~ o'clock NJ Of said DAY, at the
Brick Store House owned by G. Rosetti one
door north OF storehouse of r. Sadler & Co..
will sell at public auctien Gil Of the above
described personal property, for cash in hand,
to satisfy said executions and all coats.
w. n. SWEENEY, sheriff.
By GEO. T. RIvEs. Deputy Sheriff.
HENRY RIvEs. Attorney for Plaintiff,
Eureka, New, Aprii 26, 1887. ap27td
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Il mIr nanna mETAI--FRoM 100 TO 200
assrIsI once, Eusss. USi. Metal for sale at the
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Beware Of limitations

Gee that the trade mark SANTA Able is on
every bottle. Satisfaction Rusraneed or money
refunded by JOHN s. CAPRoN.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
WANAnAK1R0'

Washing, Wringing and
Mangling Machines com.
bined. Thoroughly we'll
made; an English favorite.
$50. Wringers and Mangle
with tub attachment, $40.
Basement. west of centre.
Still a drib of Women's
Chemises, Night Dresses,
Drawers, and Corset Gov
ers; soiled and tumbled
trade.dri!t OF the past six
months. On special tables.
Chestnut street front, east Of Arcade.
100 doz. more OF those
Swiss Ribbed Vests for
Women. 50 cents each.
Arcade, west side.
Odds and ends of Ca nvas
Belts for tennis, base ball or
bathing reduced from 25 to
10 cents each.
Tennis Goods Counter, Basement.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
WEpN EsDAY, JuLY 20, 1887.
Tariff Reductions.

Tae Indications now are that the
grsa: r.ilying CRY OF the Dsmo ,raoy In
1888 vii! be . redu ,tlon in the tarif.
Hsying, 6 the Dsmoorats think, sur
round i Gle 7elAnd with . character
tha. viii carry him through with .
rush. ,.ey evidently intend to tack .
red a,,tca OF the szriff plank TO his pop
ulAr;.s snd expect TO rush that through
with h,D. In this they will be not
only disappointed bat hum!liated.
Grad das:ly and little by little the work
ingmen Of the country are awaking to
the fA,t that there has bsen too much
attention paid by the free traders Of our
country to build up Eoglish manufsc-
tories and degrade American labor.
They are beginning to see that English
nAnnt,c.ories cannos be supported
withou. injury TO the lAooring masses
here, acd this will 60 great ways to
prevt n. the forming Of masked battery
behind the strained pretensions OF
CleVelsld's respecss bility. The gres.
amour. o! manufactured goods import
Ell from England to this country 10 .
strong argument that We need an in
crease OF duty upon many manufa,tur
artic!ts hst We are able to, and do now,
manufacture in this country. A safe
line o. ac,,op 10 to import nothing into
this c1antry that can be manufactured
here. We agree with the Democratic
argnmsu: that goods can be IS cheAply
manufs ,,ure6 here as In E1rope, but
not Ia =, they should be. To manu'so-
ture them as cheaply involves Q rsduc-
tion G, the wages OF the workmeu that
slpp.y tse bone and muscle labor. The
cheaper Labor OF European countries
makes this necessity for this country
and Q tsr.f IL required to make up fol
the difference In wages. American
work,rsmep do not want to live like
the lacofing Glasses OF Europe; and 1t II
perfectly right that they shouli not
The great object should be 10 elevate
aud disul'y labor, rot 70 debase and
enslsve 1t. It can never be elevated
under free trade, or even reduction oI
the Fl upon any article that can be
manufactured IN this county. Protec.
tion has made It possible for our labor
ing cibsses, by soorie:y and care, &c
ewn tne'r - homes, and IL ts Q stand
ing III uoacH43 to tie glory OF prote :,
tlon tast Du-e workinguen In this
county Uwr the!f own homes than In
any u:st. nstior under the sun. ThA,
more d. not own their homes is not the
fault 1f the tariff, put for want of their
thr.'L aud frugslity, and BECAUSE the
saloon and not the savings bank ol
building association gets the surplus o
their earnings. A retrogrAde step u
free tssle, by even q gradual reduction
Of tar.f duties. means, OF necessity
grea'er importation Of foreign good
and i.ss made OF domestic goods. I
means less work for 10 boring men, les
wages io- those who labor and conse
qusn ly degradation Of labor, suffer
Ing aud poverty. Blind must be tn
eyes 81 workingmen who do not se
this, a.d tool sh viii they be that see
ing /! they will vote fer . party at tn
next election that is beudipg ever,
effort TO reduce tie tariff, even II i.
ssnd .dA.e should he perfect in honest,
and bis character. white As the drivel
snow.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
ON FRIDAY,
THE :8rH DAY OF JULY, 1887,
At 2 O'Clock, D m,

The follow ng described real est tate, viz:
All that certain iarm OF Il act of land situate
IN tie hundred and county otNew astl", In
the state of Delaaarc known as the Point
Pleasant farm, and b. unded and described as
follC ws, to wit:
Beginning at "a stake in a line ditch on the
north side OF a private rOa =, being n corner for
land late of Lame, Lefevre from thence with
line of said land north 81 l-2 degrees west 43
10 perches to stone, corner as last aforesaid
| from tn nee south sb degrees. west lI9 perche5
| 10 stake in the centre of q private road lead
| in z to the New Castle and Wilmington rosu.
corner for land o. George lia"sOn, from thence
with line of his land south 80 l-2 degrr west
SO 2-l0 perches to stake, corner for iaid Han
son, ard in n line of land of Is. N. uerrlngei,
SO utn So "a degr. es east ~ perches tO stone
in said DerrinRer's line. corLcr ( Benjamin
Elliott, ron hence ~ith the lines of land Of
satd Elliott and binding Herewith north Al IA
degrees east il9 perches I. \ stone, corner for
the. e premises aCd said Elliott IRON thence
south 81 degrees, east l32 lilo perches to n stake
In line ditch, corner for said klliOIt, from
thence with the centre of said ditch or bitches
separating these premises from land of the
said BENJAMIN tlli Il and binding Herewith,
1888 perches TO The place of beginning. contain =.
ing1 : s-l0 acres. with u bri dwelling house,
granary, three tenant houses and other I'm
proven ents thereon erected.
Seized anG t,ken In execution as tha proper
~ of n. Matilda Lsmbson, adnini. tratrix Of
William II Ismbson, deceased, and IL. Matil-
da Lambson, surviving moriRaeor, and Moses
Lambsou, /. I 3, and to be soId by
tli.to LA III bS IN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's 0alce, Wilmington. July i2, 1887
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Veterans in Airnshouses.

Couut Zewo.sKi Is one OF the few
soldiers OF the first NApo.eon's grand
ar ny tina. made Europ, tren BILE In the
balance still living In the country, and
after what he has done for his adopted
country 1t is not creiitA3le to our gov
ernment thu. he shou d spend the most
Of his days in TIE Berks Couniy aims
house.
The Count is 9j years OF age a1d
came TO America with Louis kossu h
In 1851. He WAS with Napoleon at
Moscow y and witnessed the burning Of
that city. he shared In the dIsAstro 4 +,
retrea. OF the French army from the
Russian capital and was at the battle
OF Waterloo, and when Napoleon WAS
bAnished TO 81. Helsna was his a:ten-
dAnt three months,
Hs ,.ned X kossuth in Hungary In
1848, aud e I'D with MIN 10 IN 8 country.
Wbe1 X Issr.t rs.urned to E Irop-,
Zswo:.R: went to California, and made
. for :uae there bat ios. 1t. In 1861 he
left Cal tornia with the Intention OF re-
turning to France, bu. reaching Harris
burg, Pa, when L!nooln called for
troops he enlisted IN the One Hundred
and F.st PeGnsylyanls Regiment,
thouga - years OF sg:, and served su
through the wa-. He pays an annual
visit to the Bonapartes OF Baltimore
every ya,.. Z,wo:ski Is rsnarka BILE
man. HIS youth was spent % . sol.
dier 10 .ae greatest WAT that ever Don.
vulsed Europe.
His middle !.e was spent In the dis
asterous attempt to make Hungary free
and the latter part o, the lie allotted
to man he spsD. in defending the fl 81
of his aiopted country. And now tn
remaining years Of his lie, far pas
even tie toursoore period, he Is spend
ing IN su slmshouse in . country 10
which a. fought four years when pas
the age OF 20. Almshouses are ussfu
thing, 20 have, but Z,wo.skl ls dessrv
ing W a better home. H, may max
the B,,ks County a!mshouse his HON
from CT oioe, bu. q soldiers'hom woui
at leas1 sound like . more approprisi
place foc az Old hero like him.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
ahlIsisl,hh, Wh.nau, 4 vsl,msu Rshrai'

Juns issh, 1887.
Trains W1u leoSe Wilmink ton - ioiiowG
PhtladeIpnlA (sxpfessl, 4 . 81. tto, ~,
: %, . 10, . %, . 10. SH. loci. u 10. u az {,
Accommodation, 70. Z %. 7 %, 10 - .. n.,
1s6, 400, 7 %, 9 20, 10 80 p. N. a. -.
For Chester (sxpxoas), Q 10. 70. " We
saT, IL %. II II .. m. u %, q, ~ ana '.~
y 'Accommcdst,on. M q 20, . &C, : &C. $40. 10 u
o. m.. 2 n 4 %, 7 70. y 70 and 10 50 p. N.
New Y oek, i 90, . VI, 40. 40, 5ce, eH
10 o., u u y. m, sl2 ss. 30, 9s7 sA, - %,
o6, 10 90 p. N.
For Newark tOen,re) and internsdiAa
stations, Z a .. m, Il 81 And ii p. m.
baltimore and interme s.stiora, 10 o.
D. u, 81 and II SO p: m.
baltimore and Boy Line, p. 70.
Baltimore and ws.hington. 4, 49,, =,
10 os, IL 20 .. n., Il 90, u Il. "a, ~, sM
70 20 and 7 u p. n.
Trains for DsiawArs Division leave .or:
New Castle, %. 8 80 .. H., IL ID, te, @
q ascrEstcws . and Lswss, s so a. NJ, and ss
For RshobotA, 8 so .. N. and $50 tEx-
s:s,s,a s!;s. !E,P5:;:, &. ;, @g; ?. stations,
EIpress for Harrington, $50 p. m. Wss
E1p.:s: < icr Dover, Harrington and lei
Eransnn Jity. $50 = n.
Express for osps Obarles, Old Point oen
fort snd Norfolk, u % night
Leave Philsds,phia, Broad street. FOL
Wilmington tsxpressl, II 81, ato, izo, q,
| 1 90. 3 0s, 62, cor, u, Il 20 p. N.
Accommodation, Q 30, 10 rs =. a.. rs, ~,
%. Q "a. 9 % 10 oS 10 20 ind II Il .. u.
SUNDAY TkAIEs
FOR PhilsdelphiA fexprese). 2 60. = "a, 4 20
7lb, 0lo. IL bl .. m. an, 3 u and % y. u
AooomModation, SIS .. NJ, nlo, in
X For Chester i.Iprsssl. 'ltsio, uns. NJ,
"a % and - D. m.
Aocolnmodatioh, SIS +. m., u 10, 20, 40
q and 20 p. m.
For Nev Yor1 torpressl, sec. Its lta,
ils, II, IL 81 .. m, n. IA .t2e, % ant
For West Chester. via Lanotta, slsa. n
and 80 .. N.
For Oaps Uharlss, Old Poiat Comfort AND
Norfolk l2o6 night. -
Ielmsr, II O5 night
Baltimore and wssntnr.oo, ! 7s, I N. eN
| 10 O8 m. II co, $3.50 and d 2. n. BAH
moro. 81. and IL 80 Pm.
leave fhiladeipDh., brcad e.reet, for WI
ins's1 % os ,sf1HIes,s r. snd Il Il e e s. IL
Accommodation, sss, 10 10 3. N, IL 20, . ol
| ola, s3b and II ~ D. m
rss,as msras1 thus (s,aro limited sxprssI
upnn which aHtrs fAys % ebarked.
For furtnsr Information passengers sfs -
fsrrsd 70 the ticket once ut ,he ssanoa.
General Passenger Agent.
OIAnIuo T. BuGu 6e0orAi MsnN~SN
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold thousands of
gallons of NAPHTHA, CON-
monty called gasoline, for gaso.
line stoves, ana none of our Gus
toners ever reported an scci-
dent. Whj? Because We sell
none but the purest narhtha,
being sweet, safe and Of good
strngth. Delivered free to any
part of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

TaE GOVERNORS OF % OF the 38
States o. the Union are Democrats,
leaving 16 Siates with Repupli Jan
Governors The Legislatures OF ~
OF the Stats are Dsmocratio and 10 are
Republican. Tue 8 .ates that have
Democratic Governors bat Republican
Legislatures are New York, New Jer-
sey, Oon ascti,ut, Rhode Island and
Oregon.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

EVERY BoCsHKEEPER should care
fully read over the specifications pub
lishsd In to-dAy's REPUBLICAN. TO
regulate the removal OF ashes aud for
the cleant AZ OF cutters and streets oi
the clty. rhers Is no iormAltsy 10 the
Issuing Of the proposals. Tue Sewer
and Stree; Commission intend that they
will require . strtos com plisnoe will
the rules.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

GOVERNOR BIGGs predicts that Sec-
retAry Of State BAyard will retire to
private life when Mr.. Cleveland goes
out Of offioe. According to this predic-
tion, whtch We believe vi be veriGsd
the Secretary has very short lease on
his offi %. cleveland will retire in just
ono year, seven months and fifteen
dkva
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

W1LME NssFtbN n NvRrA EKN u II,
Time table in effect May 18th, 1887. 1rairt
loave Wilmington tfreoch st-oet) az foll0wg:
Fer Reaaing, Birdsooro, Joanna. Spring.
neld, Waynesburg Junction, Manor, Potts
norsvilie and oil points on tho PhLace elphia
and Beading X. H., 100 o. m. and 9.46 p. m.
For Springfield, Weynesburg juno
ton, Ooatesville. Embroeville, LeI ape,
Ohedd's Ford and DuPonts and in.erms.
dtato eoipts,7 On m, 2 46, and l6 o. N.
For West Chester. !. 90 a. m.. as pm.
For Now Bridge and intermediate points
o.lb p. m. and on Saturday, ct Is and I'LL
p. NJ.
On Sunday for Reading and Intern ediats
points, at 90 o. m, al for Springfield and
intermediate points at u 10 p. m.
A. q. .MoCAUSLAND, 4. y. HlBBARD.
SuperiDtsnda1t II (feul P.s". Ayr
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
ON THURSDAY,
THE SlsT DAY OF J ULY, 1887,
At2 O'Clock o. NJ,
AT 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described rea estate, viz:

The follow irg described real estate, viz:
, II that certain lot plcre DR. parcel Of land
with the two-ctbry brick dwell ny thereon
erected, situate Ia the city of wilmington,
bounded sud esrrtbed AS follows to wit:
Beginning at the eastetly side OF Wilson
street between TaylGr and Ninth street NJ the
dis.unce OF about rs feet and one-hfth Inches
from the nOrtherly side of Ia lor street, thence
easterly parallel 10 Tayl-r and Ninth streets
and through the centre OF the party wall of
the house adjoining on the north II feet II
irches to thp westerly sid Of feet Wide
alley leading W III Taylor street, thence
thereby suntherly and parallel to Wilson
street IA fee 8 inches more or less to the
northerly side OF another . feet wide ley
leading in Wilson street, thence thereby
westerly end paral el to Jay ylOr street II feet
II inches to thc side OF Wilson street afnre-
sain ana thence thereby nOrthcrly IA feet
3 inches more or less to the p lace Of of begin
ming, he the contents thereof what they may,
with the use of ,id alley In common forever.
>ezed and taken In execution as the prep
erty uf William ii. CLARK, surviving mort
Eagor, and I. t., and be sold by
GILES LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's ofice, Wilmington, July Q, 1857.
iy7
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

THE DEMOCRATIC State Convention
OF Ohio meets to-day aud the Republi-
can Convention . week later, bat Dem
ooratio papers and politicians are more
concerned about the Republican CIn-
vention than they are about their own.
They know which convention will nom.
mate the winning candidate.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

THOSE WHO have put In water me.
tres In the ci:y say that they save about
Atty per cent. OF the water tax. The
water supply Is one which is suscepti.
BILE OF many reforms. Ne doubt water
metres could be used to q grss; advsn-
sage. With them the ousskesper pays
for the exact amount OF wa:er used
and no more, the same IS gas, only the
water not being Q subtle filid we can
ut all times know exactly what becom CD
OF It.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

THERE IS A general expressed sym.
pathy for j. Fletcher Williamson OF
Newark, who ha met With huaucial
reverses which 1t 8 hop,d d will be bus
temporary. The re- u a.Ion Of Mr..
Williamson has bee 50 good all
through long active tuIiosss lie, that
IL will stand the sirai1 OF this rsv erse
OF success.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

A LAW THAT WAS to wipe out the
policy shops OF this city was passed by
the last Legislature, but somehow the
depressed state OF policy gam bling
don't seem to have reached us yet II
wouldn's be amiss for the proper au-
thorities to give the law little boost
torW ward,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
on FRIDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF JULY, 1857.
At2o'clock, p. m,

The following described real estate, viz:
Three three-storv brick hnilding or dwclltr &
houses loca' ed on u lot or piece of land situa'c
in the city Of Wilmingto. =, New Castle county
and State OF Drl .ware:
beginning AZ Il pO,nt on the sHntnerly side OF
Linden street, at the distance of 30 feet more
less from the casterly side of Franklin street.
theme casterly and pas ling through the mid
die Of the partition wall bttween the most
westerly one of the said t,irUC houses, and the
house adjoining On the west and parallel with
Franklin street, 50 feet, thence pasterly aud
parallel with Linden street. 7b feet to n corner,
thence northerly and parallel with frank lin
street, 80 feet TO the sail Caslerly Side of Lin
den street. and thence thereby westerly 10 feet
to the place I beginning the most westerly
OF said houses having q ma n building IS fee
by 81 feet with a two-story back building /:
feet by ~ feet and the remaining two hons
each a ma II building 10 feet u inches by 40 fee
and Il one-story back bui ding II feet by Il
feet.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
|erty OF / homas Hampton. contractor, an,
John r. Ruth, owner or repll' cd owner, selzct
and to be sol by
GILES JAMESON, She IN.
sherif's Once, Wilmington, Juiy II, 1857.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

EVERYBODY who has been looking
out from behind the doors and have
been laughing ct the old Street O>m.
mites hAd better ooms r.gh. down 10
The Street C,m mission. IL means busi.
ness.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
HOT WEATHER
FOn,

money will obtain tsaia'GI' Il, vss where ), 7,S
70 ,9 ea,, exchange or have your uIn no.s ,as pti
IL you are not sa isled. D'O'sy ria
Men, Mems Calf Brogaus opl, :, !.
M Mems 3, G Canvas Brogan,' xiit 1;@'
to Isn,s 81 g. Low Cut Lace Shoe. ,,,, u
Mems Lasting Copprs.,
tip, 81 25 to 81 rs. ''s'' With Hs
H,e,,t Mems Base Base Ball Lace Shoe, ,,,..1
to g1esle suel Boys Base Ball Lass saSl ;ss \
n.t.t children's Pebble and K,a g.,
Button Shoes from sOc, to n,S ", ,'pr!ish(
Misses Pebble and Kid x IVs, g..
Button from st.25 to 81 I,S ~ sprlng ID
81 to Sl.65. A'' hesl Buu
Little Boys Button Tin Cha.
'S1 .25. ''S from a.,,
Ladies' Plain Lasting Con c,...,
to $l.75. Du''On iroa
$1.25. Lace S
Ladies, Lasting K.a Eo1ed I.,,. o..
Ladies Lasting KID Foxed ISs Pu..s "
to H.75. 'Neu ba!iM
S1.% ' Ou''on a
THE HIT OF THE sEAsoNH.s.r
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
TyROPUS AL

= -POK-
Cleaning Streets and Removal
Of Ashes and Rubbish.
OFFICE W THE RoAEp cP DIRECTORS J
OF THE TREgr AND SEwBRlE
PARTAEaT, 9th and King Sts }
WILMINGTON DEL July 10, 1881
Sealed Proposals VIII he received at this Of
fce until ~ O'Clock, Tuesday, July 20, 1887,
for the cleaning Of avenues streets, al eys and
cutters, ana collecting and removing OF ashes,
dirt and rubbish incidental to housekeeping
wlthih Inc clty limits, from dwellings, stores,
Offices. hotels, schools and ci'y build nR' for
the term OF "hr wear, conp enrinp Monday,
August |, 1857. The rity will be divided into
four districts and No rlntract will be award
cd for more than two 81 lets to one person.
Printed speciications viii be furnished from
this ohice, ewing directions how the work
must be performed: bond, with security
in the sum OF Five Hundred Dolla S, mnst ac-
cont an. eacl proposal for the good faith OF
the bidder. ana the prr,un or persons to whom
the contracts may he awarded shall 81 e a
bond, with security In the cum ofThre Thou
tand ID liars Us guarantee for the faithful
performance of his or heir contract. The
Board Of directors reserve the right to reject
any or all b us. All bids must be properly
si0ncd, sealed and endorsed "PrOpOsals for
Cleaning streets and Removing ASHES and
RuhbiSh.' JOS. H. CARPENTER, Jr.
iVl6-5t Pres ident OF Board.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

SHERlPF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of Leva-t Facias. to mo d.
rected, win be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh 81 eets, in the city of
" ilminktoh, New Castle COUNTY, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
CHEBIFF's SALE yIRruE or .
- writ OF Levuri Factss. 70 ma AZ.
rooted, will be exposed 10 public ssle. A. shs
Oour. House, on Market strset' bstvssc
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the citv ~
whining toll, New Castle County, Dsl..
ON THUS sDAY,
THE 2lsr DAT OF JULY, 1857,
at 2 J'clock p.m.,
Ths following do ,crlb,o real estate viz.

Ths following described real estate. viz:
All that cs tain lot. piecs or parcel OF
land with tie two story brick dwelling
thereon erect ID, situate In the city Of vii.
mington, bou 1dsd ard described Is follows.
TO wit:
Beginning at tn easterly tide Of Wilson
street, between T y lor and NTH street a
the distance Of about ll3 feet o3.6 IN ches
fysm tho northorly side NJ Taylor street..
tnenco easterly parallel 10 Taylor Aad Ninth
streets and through the centre OF the arty
wall Of the house adjoining "a tho nOrih II
feet II inches TO the westerly side OF feat
wids > alley icsatng into iaticY street, tn ence
thereby soutAerly and parafSsl TO W iisou
street Il feet Q .uohes, moro or sess, to q cor.
ner thence westerly para icl to Taylor street
ana through tho eontre Of tho p4rty wall Of
the house q iIoinidg on tho Juth II feet II
inches to the side Of " ilson street aforesaid,
ana theoce thereby MOI therly II foot . inches
N ore or 10. To the place Of beginning .be the
contents thereof what thoy may, with the
use OF said alley in common fo'svs,.
Seized and tAhen in execution ~ the
property OF John II koss and Abariils, his
wife, and I. and to be sold BY
GILES LAMB>ON, Sheriff.
Sherin's Ofnce, Wilmington, July O.. 1887.
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Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

NOrCE SPECIAL MEETING
IN OF the stockholders VI the rrauKnn
Loan Association siil be hold at 7i2 Market
8 s)lidating tho diff ,reot seriei OF the Frank.
lin Loan Association with tho ExcelRio
Loan Asso .ietion o. Wilminxtnn, Del and
to taks such dennits aStioh as nay bo deem
cd advisable.
WILLIAM =. HAWKINS, SEQ.
Wilmington, Del., Jaly l9, ,es7. iyl9 81
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20

Tho following described real estate, viz:
All that cert tain let Of land With . brick
dwelling thereoa o.octod, situate in the city
|of Wilmington, New Castle Uounty and
state Of Delaware, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on the southerly side
OF Linden street at the distance Of II feet 8
inches easterly from tho ea5terly side Of
Franklin streeI, thence sc utterly snd psral.
lei with Ftanklin street, pAssiIg through
tho middle Of the d!vin0h wall between
this house and tpo hous, Hdtoining on the
wes. 10 feet to a corner, thence eAstoriy par
Allsl VITO Linden stree. ~ teet inches TO o
corner, thenoe northerly parallel with the
hrst mentioned Iine and tfanklin street 50
fee: to the southeriy side bf Litden street
aforesaid, ami thence tnereby westerly ~
feet inchss to the place Of beginning, be
tho contents thereof what tley may. Book
r, Vol. Ia, page 276, &c.
Sc zsd and ts ken In execution as the prop
ertH OF j. crank Rutn and Ida M, his wife,
and I. T., and to he rold ny
GILES JAMESON, Shorif.
Sheriffs once, Wilninkton, July IL,
1887. iyl1-eodts